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June Johnson |
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Reference librarians focus on helping people find information. My work includes assisting with research, citation management, using online databases, and guiding patrons in developing effective search strategies. I also promote information literacy through workshops, help users navigate technology, and collaborate with other departments. I also serve as the Social Science Research Methods embedded librarian.
A library liaison is a library faculty member who is officially designated as the key point of contact between the library and a specific academic unit, which could be a school, department, or center. The liaison also serves as an “ambassador” for the Library to the unit, promoting the Library’s resources, services, and events and advocating for support of the Library’s needs.
I am the liaison for:
What I do not know, I learn; what I learn, I master; what I master, I will teach, prepare, and focus on Generation Z, Texas Wesleyan students, faculty, staff, and community users. I aim to build a community fostering a sense of belonging and lifetime knowledge skill seekers. I enjoy promoting information literacy and inspiring lifelong learning by providing personal and classroom library instructions.
I am honored to be a proud retired Army Veteran who enjoys volunteering in the community on campus; I enjoy reading, walking, crocheting, and empowering students to be all they can be.
